Bernard & Schemer, P.A.

Last Will and Testament

 

While planning ahead for a time after you have passed can be challenging, it is important to remember that by having a last will and testament in place, you can eliminate some of the unnecesary challenges that may arise during probate. By establishing a will, you are creating a plan for the provision of your loved ones after your death.  Anyone who wishes to appoint a guardian for their children, make specific gifts to loved ones, or assist loved ones in other ways upon their passing should have a will.  Without a will, your assets will be distributed according to a statutory formula, which may result in unintended consequences.  Our firm provides secure and comprehensive wills to give clients peace of mind that their affairs are in order.